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Understanding 9/11A full collation of the Codex Sinaiticus with the received text of the New Testament
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lxxii, 167 p. ; 18 cm
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Subject: Codex Sinaiticus
Subject: Codex Sinaiticus
Codex Sinaiticus is a Manuscript from Saint Catherine’s
Monastery at the base of Mount Sinai in 1944. Codex Sinaiticus is a hand written Bible in Greek. It has the entire New Testament, and nearly all of the Old Testament. It also has most of the Apocrypha except Maccabees Chapters 1-4 and The Prayer of Manasseh. It is the oldest complete Bible Manuscript and it is dated 300 A.D. It can be downloaded as a PDF File or a Kindle file. Although most Christians can not read Biblical Greek this Bible is a treasure just to look at.
Kenneth C. Brown March 23, 2021
Monastery at the base of Mount Sinai in 1944. Codex Sinaiticus is a hand written Bible in Greek. It has the entire New Testament, and nearly all of the Old Testament. It also has most of the Apocrypha except Maccabees Chapters 1-4 and The Prayer of Manasseh. It is the oldest complete Bible Manuscript and it is dated 300 A.D. It can be downloaded as a PDF File or a Kindle file. Although most Christians can not read Biblical Greek this Bible is a treasure just to look at.
Kenneth C. Brown March 23, 2021
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